if you%26#039;re healthy then maybe anxietys, panic attacks, (mostly thinking about it, ive had it all before) if you dont excersice alot, then that could be it, or maybe an eating disorder, it depends what your situation is. try consulting your doctor if it bothers you alot, he%26#039;ll check your blood pressure etc and tell you if you need to excersice or not
George Clooney!!!!!!!!
actually the answer above is wrong.. As you get older your heart rate will usually decrease, as it%26#039;s taking more work to pump, if it is increasing then usually the pt is in A Fib, which is an irregular heart beat that can cause an MI.. kinda like its got a short in the wire.. As you get older your heart rate will be affected, excercise and proper diet become much more important.
as you get older your heartrate tends to increase because your heart is not as strong as it use to be, and also because you are not in as good shape as you use to be.
just count it up to 15 secs then multiply it by 4 and theres your beats per min
so whats yours... mine right now is 88 bpm i wonder if thats bad
That%26#039;s not terrible but it%26#039;s not great either. Mine is 55
68
if the heart rate is either too fast or too slow, there won%26#039;t be adequate perfusion to the vital organs.
I have two factors: Adrenaline rushes, and people feel emotionally drained after a sad movie.
I think Comedy movies are the best.. Check this out:
%26quot;Humour Heals%26quot;
%26quot;Norman Cousins was diagnosed with a terminal illness. The doctors told him
that they could no longer help him and that he would soon die. So he checked
into a hotel room and hired all the funny movies he could get and watched
and re-watched them over and over, laughing as hard and loud as he could.
After 6 months of this self-inflicted laughter therapy, the doctors were
amazed to find that his illness had been completely cured - the cancer GONE!
This amazing resuld led to the publishing of the book ANATOMY OF AN ILLNESS
by Norman Cousins and the start of massive research into the function of
endorphins. Endorphin is a chemical substance that is released from the
brain when you laugh. It has a similar chemical composition to morphine and
heroin and has a tranquilising effect on the body while building the immune
system! This explains why happy people rarely get sick and miserable and
complaining people always seem to be ill.%26quot;
If it has a bunch of flashies. Yes. You will have a seizure. Seriously.
It depends on your resting heart rate and your age. You measure your resting heart rate (right after you wake in the morning) and you base the optimum rate for burning calories as a percentage of the resting rate.
The following example shows the low end of a target heart rate for a 35 year old person with a resting heart rate of 60 bpm:
220 - 35 = 185
185 - 60 = 125
125 x 50%= 62.5
62.5 + 60 = 123 beats per minute
The following example shows the high end of a target heart rate for a 35 year old person with a resting heart rate of 60 bpm:
220 - 35 = 185
185 - 60 = 125
125 x 85%= 106.25
106.25 + 60 = 166 beats per minute
It also depends on your age. The higher your heart rate the faster you are burning calories but this means you go flat out all the time. You%26#039;ll find this very unpleasant and possibly dangerous. Pick an heart rate that you find manageable and try and increase it by a few every week as you gain fitness.
It depends on you age and resting heart rate.
it depends on your weight and age. I would shoot for 160-200 bpm
80% of your maximum heart rate is the optimal heart rate to burn fat (which is what you want to burn). A rough estimate of your maximum heart rate is 220 - your age. So if you%26#039;re 20 years old your maximum heart rate would 220 - 20 = 200. There are several other factors, but without a detailed physical examination, these are decent guidlines to follow.
Faster than YOUR resting heart rate. It differs from person to person. Your weight will possibly contribute to your resting heart rate as if you are obese, your heart has to work harder to pump blood around your body. In order to burn calories you have to increase your metabolism which can easily be done by gently raising your heart rate. As long as it is maintained above resting for 20 mins, then you should burn more calories.
normally its roughly between 100 to 112 beats per min and for some healthy newborns its btwn 120 -150 beats per min
BORNED?????? 120-140
normally its between 100 to 112 beats per min and for some healthy newborns its btwn 120 -150 beats per min.
there is no such thing as %26#039;normal%26#039;...hence different answers...
and ranges...
if you%26#039;re worried about the heart rate of your child/potential child, speak to an information center that you can either find by googling or in your yellow pages...
i%26#039;m a licensed nurse...the other answers are %26#039;in ranges%26#039; that can be healthy...
but this answer is the one you need to follow...
if you%26#039;re worried about something important, go to people who are supposedly qualified(there are terrible practitioners with licenses, therefore part 2 is very important)and 2)who don%26#039;t %26#039;talk down%26#039; or too technically to/with you...that you trust.
if you don%26#039;t like their answers, get a second opinion using the same guidelines...
if fact, get as many opinions as necessary until YOU feel comfortable with whatever use you%26#039;ll put the information to...
if there%26#039;s something you don%26#039;t understand, it%26#039;s your right to ask. there%26#039;s no such thing as a stupid question, no matter HOW many bad teacher/practitioners may want to make you feel that this isn%26#039;t so...
good luck...
and, btw, emotional states should always be considered when accounting for heart rate. not to mention exercise, and a number of other possible influences that an informed specialist should be able to explain...
Babies have higher heart rates than adults. 140- is normal
Between 115-150.
72 beats/ minute
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fast fast enough to gulp u down
consult a doctor
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